The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 04, 1870, Image 3
.. .. ?..|J ... i n.ifrarte
mum & CK!
OREENWOOS, S. C.
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DEALERS IN '
qct^K? im *&*??%!<**>?*
JfaT&varc, Groceries,
HATS AND CAPS,
Shoes, Queen's Ware,
c^Xj^aa WAia.33,
Ready-Made Glothin
imvnisljtug (gjoofr
PLOWS,
IRON & STEEJ
AND in fact, is ovorything to
found in a well-stooged, gcno
storo. Patronago desired, on a bf
of value received. Motto, '*L
prices and fair dealing." Liberal
varices, 011 shipments to our friends
Fob. 18, 1370, -13?tf
1300 Bushel
IZczi "White Virginia Co:
500 Pm. Pure Yellow,
at late reduction in price.
50 Barrels of Virginia Floi
5f.r> Bt.ls. Different tirades of Flo
All at lowest market rate.*.
WALLER & BEOTIIEPo.
?vb. 18, 1870, -13?tf
XW\\r nTJTEVl\T<3 SVIJTT'
-i.1 \i ?? \J u tJlUU.
FLORIDA SYRUP.
Kenning Syrup, different gvatl
BEST WATERMELON,
WHITE DRIP SYRII]
WALLER & BROTHER.
February 13. 1870, -13?tf
TO" AI:I;IVI
so bbls, m&m,
f.7 71B n Virr.7)V17\ fITRni
XIIBJBX^D SIX>T.S,
Slioulders, LXess Tcik,
jiii 1 Best Eott'c Rendered Lard,
WAILBE BEOTHEi
Feb. 13, 1370, 41?tf
75 Blls Floui
20&Q hM. mmi
IflflO BasMs Prime See! Oats,
MACKEREL LAUD,
CHEESE OSNABORGS,
Linseys, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, &c., &c.
Kbrwood, DuPre & Co.
c ian A, 18To, y
- NEW UKLKAKS MOLASSES,
f*\, " r - ^.7^ - r *>7 ? "
^Thite Dripi
SIL. DRIPS,
SYRUPS & MOLASSES.
Norwood, DuPre & C
Jan. V, 1870, 37?tf
axrowioE
PERSONS liavin?j- claims apiinst
lht? Dr. W. T. Junes, will pre!
them properly attested.' And all p
cnim in<lnlit??<1 In I ho tm.w a.? * ??>
? w "Iiu.i, (I? U IC^UCOIVI
make payment lo the undorsigned.
GEO. n. JONES,
Execatoi
Jau. 7, 1870, 27?If
planting Potatoes,
Bbls. Pink Eye.
Bbls. Peach Bk>w.
Bbla. Onions (Large.) - }
For sale by ' .'
NORWOOD, DUPRB AfCC
Jan. 12, 1870, 38) tf |
State of South Garolii
Abbeville County.
IN THE J
P. ir.^r^dley Exe
tor and Executrix vs. John C. Vai
Exeotifor, rj?M,Yh?ce-nndojher(
?in for6 A e? ohh t,' 11>j u itfad Afc.1*
IT .ftt)pMeiinrM0imy(?Mfefa?ttirn t
John C. Vance and Mary M. Vai
defendants it 'lhi? cise, reside will;
11m liniito nf lliia fllolo ' Or.
V o said
?. *2?
publication of thM oratr, or <wr win
/ U ukwjrwrtWMtMWn'r
i.i?.< ? * ^ifATlftWillbDO^AUH
"WWAW
Jfcb i?, U70,
* "li i - 'J - I -3,-r^r* w?
jl LEGISLATIVE.
February 28th. Tho Soimte rccoi
ed a inOTsago from tho Iloitso tli
they had refused to concur in I
Seuato amendment to tho civil rigl
bill, and rcquostcd tho apointment
a committee of confbronco. \
P Arnihi rose to n quo'stion^ of pri
'9 lege, and in bitter torins dcuoun
Whllftco, tho froprcsontativo of t
^ Fourth District, for his action t-bwa
him, and afterward claiming to ha
saved him from tho- penitontiary.
A pitition of citizeus of Ilainbu
praying for a charter was referred
the Oomiuitteo on Inopreerations.
s> Tho following bilis werfe paasnd :
A bill to provide for the appropr
tion of 5500,000 for tho laud coram
sion.
A bill to malco appropriations fti
raiac supplies for tho fiscal year co
. moucing November 1, 18GD.
1-15 A bill to fix the por diom and r
be leagc .of tho members of tho ne
ral (.ioueral Assembly.
lil3 A bill to further amend) determi
and perpotuato tlio holnestead.
A bill providing for the genci
elections and tho manner of coudin
j ing the same.
[ A bill to repeal an ordinance
prevent the erection of wooden buil
I ings in the city of Charleston,
'j A bill to repeal an actio iucorpc
'ate the Air Line railroad.
j The speaker of the House attend*
ij. [in the .Senate, when the followingae
r J were'ra'ified :
I An act to provide for an asscssmei
i of real DlMlicl l v in tin* voni* IfcTll.
J - A J ~ J w
j An act authorizing the Slate Troa
juror lo re issue to 11. P. Duck, a ee
IT I lain certificate of State stock lost i
L . destroyed.
An act entitled "An net to provii
I for the appointment of a Land Cor
\ missioner, and to defino his powe:
land duties, and for other purposi
j therein ment'oned."
j An to provide for tho filling of v
t i1 caneies in county olliees.
An act to provide for the c-aro <
| VII \J 1
i An pel to incorporate the Charle
^ j ton Bunking anil Trust Company.
A joint resolution to authorize tl
Jt ' Attorney General to institute proceei
j ings against, the South Carolina Con
| p;i,iy.
' | A joint resolution authorizing tl
b| j Stale Treasurer to ro-issuc to llohe
* son, Ulack'ock and Coachman certi
eates of State sloe!:.
An act to provide for a sinkir
l\ind and the management of tl
sCmie.
A n act to alter and amend ana*
& !entitled "An act to provide for tl
I * . -
I;mu lasuuonoi property
j An act to provide for tho appuin
niont of trial justices.
A message was received from ll
IIouso by the Senate iu evening sc
siou that the llouso had ; stricken 01
tlie enacting clause of a'hill to inco
poratc the South Carolina Baukii
' Company.
p A bill to incorporate the Charle
ijl ton Banking and Trust Compar
came up with the same amendme
which had been voted down in tl
-
Senate?"that eaeh stockholder be i
dividuallj' liable for tho debts incm
ed by tho company"?which w
agreed to by the Senate.
The Sonate aad Honse appoint*
? comrnittcs of free confercnce on tl
Civil Rights bflf. A
bill to incorporate the Wilmin
ton and-Carolina Railroad Compan
was ratified. '
* BrfAitt In a memoir
, Dr. Francis "Wayland. by his sons, >
find tho following, which was tak
from somo memorials of their i
ther relative to his family:
"One or two circumstances in t
life of Mrs. Wayland?Dr. W.'s ir
ther?were sufficiently remarkable
merit recital. JSo explanation
them is attempted. At the time
tlioii* removal to America it was t
design of Mr. Wayland and his w
j to return in a few years, and visit t
B relatives whom they had left behir
,]l0 especially the mother of Mrs.
ien? This purpose they often spoke of
er- each other. But ono morniiig, aft
1 10 they had been somo years in tl
country., she said to him on wsikir
"I do not wish to return to Englat
My mother is dead." No previous
timation of her ill health had been
ceivcd. Ho. unknown to her, mad<
minuto of the time of her declaratu
and a subsequent arrival brought t
news of the ovent which had occ
red at about tho time at which 1
). mind was thus impressed.
; j "When her sod, the subject of tl
memoir, .was expected home. ?r<
18, New York,. after attending medii
lectures'thcrro during the winter
rMrp. W., who was sitti
. wtyh her husban^, siiddei^ly./wr^lJk
"Y' Vho room in .great agitation, eayjli
1 'Brayforn/yson,?Francis is in ui
co-' gbr.'' So urgent 1 was her '? i-c^nc
"v*. that her hosbari^ joined herin^pr.^
h ; ftp his. j3eIlivf5r^nce ,|roraperil. '
djitttt e?ppe^dJ:ti'pae bo'/re^unijed. I
mothbrat ihce.aBkGd,;'What. im9 ta
nCe? tfn plaod^^'Ii fcf>pcared that *vli
!?Kw ftp thd^ttai'tH Bivor on d'slo
til H#%ad fallctt overlord,! tfntf',tfce,'tff<!
V. had pasflS^piWr him.' nfefW
Biji' tUiiiittiifc,' tfAi rta'dily' kejft .hi
V* ^MfloAfc ;!tm;;h^:&a?4 be
j;fj Wk#. It' u{fe4 'JTttiRpeakabl? pfowfer oi
*'W fcptW'B ltfVe.ftjit 'ftntoted i+W
o >liot> od *y'? ffrr yat,r,r:tT:j|rs A
N The London Time# atterta thiifH
? leg^ d&flUn in tho XTnil
Mmtm flfl|i nma >fonrt restores Ei
bb c6pfiaenoe in American justice
In. , .
SS gjjiwj?"iimh
Tire Masculine Element.?"It i.s'
as nqeossary to the life of a houso as
iv- oxygen is to the life of tho? body. A
ftt woman .generally gives in instinotivche
ly to those who havetho right to govits
ern, qniotly and readily taking hor
of ow? placo as tho governed and protected
ono, whilo. sho as naturally
vi- lights against feminine supromacy,
cd refusing to recognize or submit until
hejeveiy point is contested to tho ut
rd most limit of her rebellious power,
ve Therefore- a household composed
wholly of women is a dreary thing,
rg for tho in aseulin.c ..olement supplied by
to a woman with the heaviest of treads
and most authoritative of voiccB, uni
ted to an unexceptionable dcvclopia
merit of exislenco and exccativcncss
is- is a widely different thing from that
elcmeut coming the legitimate way,
lul through husband, fhther, or brother;
m- A woman may pay l{*o biUs, order in
tho Stores, keep a sharp lookout on
ni- water rates and taxes, do everything
xt tho most activo and business like man
cau to keep the household engine inonc
ving, and yet sbo must expect rebellion,
injured looks, norves, and hyster
a I ics from her feminine protectors if in,
3t- any mattor of pleasure or taste she
advances hor claims on account of
to|husiuess supremacy. ?
d- _!
?
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PI C T USE
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loi DOCTOR ISAAC MiANCII, Agent j
u_!oi' the Piedmont and Arlington Ij
insurance Company, culls the attention j
_.s of tljc public t" figures purporting t<j'
! be reliable. As an Agent of tlio j
a.; Equitable Assurance Soeicty I l'ecl il
I my duty lo correct the impression
of! which is likely to be produced bj*
I these figures, arid in doing so I would
s_ !state that the figures which I make
{use of arc lo be found in the 10th A11)C'mtal
Report of the Superintendent of
LjJ Insurance, State of New York. I
a_ will simply make a statement of l'aets,
I giving Doctor Branch's figures, as
J published in tho Press auil Banner,
of ISth inst., merely for the sako of
, 1 comparison.
ll"j i
i Doctor Branch says tho E.ju:tab:e:
issued in lb'JS, -,S73 Policies, insuring'
jgito the amount of ?S,5!JS,550.
j The Superintendent of Insurance J
... slates that the Equitable issued in j
,t, jisus, i insuring to tliu auiuar.t
\> or $51,81*3,315
It is needless to say there is a slight
difference in the two statements.
i0 Again ho 6nys, tl?6 Piedmont and
3_ Arlington issued in 13G3, 5395 policies
llt insuring to the amount of felS 942.3G7,
r_ when it is an evident fact that there
was no such Company as 'Piedmont
and Arlington u&til the latter part of
,a_ the year 18G9, up to that time - they
,y w&rejtwo separato and distinct comnt
pauies.
t,e According to the Superintendent's
jj. report, the Piedmont had 2281 policies
ill force on t.)i? Dnnnmhni. lOfifl
r~ ^ " * v vvv f u
a8 The Arlington 1697, the whole number
of Policies of the two -companies,
2(j being at that time..3978, Hero too
lje la a very flight diafcrepaocyl j, x
DocLot- Branch is borrejcfe pli. his
statement of losses by dea^b, itu1 tjbo
y Equitable Society?185,%ut certainty
' this'mimbei1 is nofc -19 pef - ccnt. of
11,986, in fact it ia less than two pet
cent.
? , P* tho necessity of borreoting
%e the statements madofcy the Agent of
thoPiedmont &nd'A?14ugton^Cir?piii>y,
a* in reference to tho Equitable, and my
^ motive in doing so is 6imjiJy to vindicate
a Company, whoso reputation for
l0~ reliability is too well established to
bo impaired in the slightest degree by
^ such statements as Doctor Branch
j I has given to the public.
TTT TAT'T DWTmTT A x
I1C IV t VUJJ.Li OJJiilH) I.
he v Equitable Society.
'd, Feb. 25, 1870,44-tf
IV.
1? SpriiaiSnMliportation.
l,is 1870.
>g;
]t n*i"R"RO"isr p;
Millinery &Straw Goods
h? Armstrong, Cator & Co.,
ricr
Importers and Jobbers of
Bonnet, Trimming and "Velvet Rib..
bone, Bonnet Silks, Salins aad
Velvets, Blonds, Netts, Crapes,
Jm Ruches, Flowers, Feathers,
cal Ornaments. Straw
0f Bonnets and La.
die*' Hats^
e? (Trimmed or untnmmcd,,)
ig, Sliaker Hoods, <fcc.,
in- . 237 and 239 Baltimore Street,
. !^BALTIMORE,' MD., 2
;!J.0fTer ll?? -Urgent 8'ock to l><j;foun4 ij? the
Afc country,.oftd. in.clioij e^yftrUtj^ and
pli.^apneaa, connn-iifin^ the latest I'Xiigiaa O&vllc-.
I soliditod -prompt htt&ttVlbtf^ivTj
til ?, i ! , ..it ><'"
'FeJ> 18/.lb70, 4S'r*\S ... t..?J 'A...,-,..*,
|9P *??."iv . : h 'I'VjsV?r-?n.
IlGORNlCftRN!
--m rrs'.^r TUTI-JT ~ .Tu liA T*
- T ^ mw /t:W'N.f> vwmiaciiiwM
TWO
f THOUSAND ba?k?l? of Go**!
P? low for cmH.
? ...
:?- niii i m i ? ? i. i i iaggg?iwgg?iwgi| "W 11'y
|
T. r. PRODI*. K. K. IUJDGTNS. II. C. Ul'lXUXfc
ERG9IE & CO.,
Factors and .Coimissioa Merchants,,
JS'urtk Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. C.
Liberal Advances . i Consign-1
ments in Hand. j
REFERENCES.? Andrew BimonJ?, E*q , f
President Fir#t National Dank, Charleston, t>.
0. ; &l?>8*ri>. Camron. Bnrloy & Co, Chirlefiob i
f*.;C. ; II. T. Peuke, Esq.. General Superiuten- <
<l?nt S. C. R.'R. Charleston, 8. C.; MeBsrs, |
Gower, Cox, Markley ? CoM Greenville, 3. C. ; ,
Hon.- Janiea Farrow, Spartanburg, S. C.;
Upn. B. F. Crayion. Anderson, 8. C.
Scptcmbor 3, 18G9, 19?Cm '
DEISTTISTHY
l ^ ?
WM.C. WARDLAW,M,D,D;D.S.
Office o*or Dr. Farlcer'e Drug Store.
Abbeville C. H? S. C.
February 26, 18G9, 44, tf
~T0 RENT.
p|piIE subscriber will rent for the present
) f year llic two places of Mr. Dennis I
O'Neil, iibov? Abbeville Village, and j
known n-? the'"Lion pln'-e" and th<j oilier'
| as ilic Tjiiiynrd p!aco. For Terms apply ;1
! to him at Abbeville Village.
I JOHN ENRIGHT,
Agent, j
! Jan. 11. 1670. r,8?if
To Mill Owners. j
i
MILL STOXKS, JH)LTIX(Jj
C'LOTII, SMIJT MACHINES, al!
kinds of Mill Findings, lor sale at tlu* r
lowQ.st cash price l?y
WM. DIIKXM:!?. !
107 TSroad Street, Augusta, Ga. "
April 2, 1SU0?10-I2m !]
FLOW STEEL,
Swedes Iron,
V"..:i l> -I T. IT - r.l
jMiu uuu n un, iiorse ouocf,
Mule Shoes,-ami Slioo Nails,
For sale l?v
NORWOOD. 1>UPKE & CO. (ft
Jan. 12, 1809,38, tf
GF.O. W CAiiPF.NTEft'ci
Compound Fluid Extruel of Sarsnpnrilln j
And Ci>n:pound Fluid 10x1 net of 15uehu.|
rpilKSlv Cfl'bratP'l Preparations, originally ' v
JL. intiolncvJ by Oco. \V. Carpenter, under j
ilie palroiiuco Of iho meJicnl fueulty; Imve:^
Iiccii ? ? lo' g extensively n.-od by phymciaus j
nnd c?thei>- tlmt tliey nre generally known lor |
tln-ir intrinsic valiif, umt i:uii Itc ?>n iisj
lioina must v.iln ii.lc remedies in till ruses wiser*'t:
Sarsup.-mllit or liucltn nre npplierdde, hihI ciih- !
not lit- 'no highly recommended. They nre ju-**- i
pnred in ii highly concentrated form. eo mm t?> |
render llie dune hiiiall find convenient. Orders I
by i! aii or otherwise will reccivo pioiupt ntten- j
lion. Geo. W. ('nrpenier. Ilenszev &. Co.,
Wholesale Cliem^-iil W.irehouso,
No 7-.7 Mm ket street, Philadelphia.
I'or sale l-v P.ir?? r <t Thomson. mid \V T
Prmie *, At?l>':vil!c. l'.v,vio it Moist*, IVImlcaq l' a
AKMi't". Glmrlrftun, S. i). [Oof Ift, 1 fiGO. 25- 1 |
i - Pliooiiix Iron \\rorks,
Columbia, S. C., 1
GoMtii &; KM, Proprietors. 1
ALL kind* orMill Ciistiucs, (Snw and Grist,
Railing* for llnunt, Gardens. Grave
YarBa Sugar Ml la. Boiler*. Mxchin* \Vork?
?nd Agricultural Implements nianu.'uciured.
W? mauufactura the Uroute Revolving Cotton I
Pi cas. Orders are solicited and exeouted on
cheap Urio*. . M. GOLDSMITH,
Oct. 29, 1 ?(>9. 12m] M. KIND
FOR
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
i * ? I i
> iJi I'm
hzsi V . atrd.awaalj lot of ft" .'"Oho
Dressr Goods,
IMPRm. iiof HE,
MERINOS,
AND
POPLINS, i
AT
QT7AKLES PERRIN, & CO. |
Jan 28, 1870' 40 ?if
1 SMALL LOT OF MTRA
mm MR ;
m. 4Mi.tMM.MJM.
FROil
i
Wilson's New Mill,
for sale by
QTjARLES, PERRIN & CO.
February 11, 1870, 42?tf
rri?ft?
At Prime Cost.
EXTRA SIZE SUITS ,
:i : t A'oj* f a:
ni; <il i Mio _ vi ?)'.; j . .i<
iRcarlv TVTnrlp rtlrvfh-i V5?V !
jr-TTTTT-* ?' ? &***&>
AT Tilt) STOftE 'ttf' .' ?.??
i iq ?.. ??!* > iv?*.-* .>Ui TB*< . t'-'ttrn o'/i >
QUAItLES, PERRIN & 00.
Jan. 28, liVo, 40??:tf 1 " 1 '*f'
. 7 -t. it I
IIeduced I rices.
X/iot asqiffr jgorroK
[? */ii??> ! - .. .vi i< iirgt ? j
r ii{ XAT-iO^Pk^ X j
wo-ygrj^. ^1,^1'
fiMM3wTi,E?WM?r .hi CO.
Jan. 28, 1870, -40?tf
ABOUT one^lnlf of the Goods pold
by mo'clmnts Rro bought for Net
Cos ft or llii..y days?tho remainder is
jo?j;ht on two. three, nnd four months'
imp, nnd to fail to meet their obligations
tt maturity, i? ruinous to their credit.
One of us will leave About the 1st ofl
'Jarcli for New York lo make purchases
<>r tlio Spring and Summer, and to do
Ilia we must have MONEY. We now
nake a second appeal to Uiom) who Are
ndubled to u? lo come forward by lsl
Murcb aud liquidate lie same.
Miller & Robertson,
Feb 18, 18*70, 43?tf
? f " """ "
STAPLE aud FANCY
DRY GOODS.
WrE are now receiving LARGE addition
to our atock ol Drv Goodu
u every depnrtincut.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
D c 24.1 SCO. 35-tf
We now propose to Fell the remnant of
nil* winter slo.k nt. oust. Mrs. M. J.
iV ! 1IGOE will ttlw:iys ho f??un<l in our
iliilinory ilepitr:mt/iit lo attend lo thecal!.*
if l.er fneii<!s.
EXLLEE& EOBERTSON.
Doc -il, 1 809, 35?tf
Clover Seed.
A choice lot of Keel Clover Seed
t
Millop (?. DnTicwtpnn'o
1U111U1 IX IIUU01 lOUli 0.
Pec 24, 18C0, 35?tf
mm mm:
Our stock was Dever lurgcr than at
his scasou.
Miller & Bote?;
Dec 24, 18G9, 35?tf
CLO Til INftTilATo AN
NRMS1K CuOBs!
We uro now prepared tp.cfl-r a full,
HT(?e and complete stock, and on account
if die uilvaticfH Reason we will sell al
gently reduced price?,
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
Dec 24, 18G9, 35?tf
PLANTATION
phh n@
mw w w&9
Collins' Axes,
Clipper Axes, (Red Jacket,)
Truro Chains,
ft- ilnltDej, .? . ^
' "'PtowrLinefl, ' *'
Tojzether with A. complete stock, of
HARDWARE.
5 ' MILLER & ROBERTSON.
Dec 24, 1800, da?tf '(
CAROLINA MTILIZER,
MILLER & ROBERTSON
Agents.
1'HE following premiums nre ofTVred
in (lie Stales of Sou'.b and North
C/HroliiiH, ?nd Genrijin, for the Inrgest
Increased Production, over the
mtiunti growth ot pieviJus years from Ltip
*;ttuo land without nnnure.
. FIRST PRIZE.
A Gullet Gin of '40 raw*, or a horse or
mule of sainft viiJup, and one of Dodges'
u!el>ra.ed steel plows, for the greatest itt
creased produ ton irom fivr acres-of laud.
crtfrtrncrn P-Dt7r ;i
A XV&Uliit I " (A
SeVin# Maehiqo^ of any'.,patent do?ir<d
worth ?150 or a Cotton Prt'.fB of
uaiiirt VHto??, f^r ilies?*cofldgi(;nte6t iiicteasod
production fro?n five n<*r^$ of land,
THIRD PRIZE.
A Bulky Cultivator, or any other Agricultural
Implement of equal value.
Wo are also Agents for the
0 following-Fertilizers.
C. C. Coo's Phosphate,
Sea Fowl Guano.
Vitriol PhoBphato,
Dissolved Bones,
Land Plaster,
which wo Are 'prepaid to fiimUh lo planters
'y),nt)y (^uaptj^pn.liberal terms.
MILLER & BOBEETSQN. i
Agent?.
f ImhtJ
T&ARfllVE.;
MOBtslels't'fiffl] 'White -torn.
./? i. o;ll 10 vjDo cm. i.'.iij'. u<< h< u ,
mwmmmf
lO-SteRS^OFFEE,
NORWOO&r rDiraR* : &T c6
Jm. 7,'18TO, 37?tf
MN 11 OATS.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
5000 Bushels Corn.
I
1000 BUSHELS OATS.
FOB SALE,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOIi
Cash or Cotton.
Mays, Barnwell & Co.
Jan. 7, 1870, 37?If
?~?. v. ?rrr
WKL CKB1CET0HA SOS'S
Ammoniated Soluble
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
OF LIIM;E:.
Containing 50 PER CENT, of
BONE PHOSPHATES-of
which 12 per cent, is
immediately Soluble
in Water?3
nftr ftp.nt nf
Potash,
17 per cent
c-f Sulphate cf
Linis, Magnesia, &c., &c.
FURNISHING TEE
Essential Elements of;
WIIKAT, CORN", TOR A CCO, i
COTTON, and all the Cereals which I
are removed from the soil ill
every crop
Put up in Strong Bags* of 107j
Pounds each.
&?>" Send Cor Pamphlets, contain- j
ing lull directions and Certi Scale*, ti<!
MAYS, BARNWELL & CO.!
Jan. 7, 1S70, 37?tf
i
Hacosi! JSacon !|
5000 lk Clear Rib Sides,
For fiulo low for onsb,
Mays, Barnwell & Co.
Feb. *4, 1S70, 41?If
mmww 8XLRB*
By virtue of tuudry vcrila Fieri Facias
to mo directed I will sell be fore Abbeville
Court ll'-use door, within the legal hours
of Sheriff* sale, on the first Moud*y ill
March next the following property viz.
240 acres of land more or le*a refold
at the rink of the former purchaser adjoining
lands of N. Ingram^ J. W. Fooshee
nnd others, levied on as the property of 13.
K. Murchiaon acU E. A. & D. M. Miller,
Admin'x Admin'r. And iC4tlie terms of
axle aie not immediately, complied with
upon the day of sale said land will be resold
at the ri?k of former purchasers within
the legal Lours of Sheriff* Bale on that
day.
370 acres of land more or leas on wnleis
of Loup Cane adjoining lands of Thos
Eakfa, Jafr. 'Calvert, Samuel Lomax and
other# levied on as llto property of John
R. McCord ad* R. J. Gordon.?ALSO,
58 aces of land mWe or less adjoining
lands of Enoch Nelson, J. C. Gelzer and
others, levied upon as the property of A.
ll^lanJbtcjb Bernardp'C4pn^r??'Ajb
au? ncr<*? or (and tedrtf or Festf, Adjoining
lands of Dr. M. C. Taggart, lands of
the f>f-JTyh^i McClellon and others,
levied on aft the' jiroperty of T. A, Wat on
ad* John L. -Harojop,?ALSO,,
800 acres of hind more or less adjoining
lands of Hiram Palmer, James Trnwitt
rtid lands of the Estate of Jacob
Dritt, levied upon of the property of Williams
Truwitt nds WW. liatksdalo and
Aihcrp.?TERMS CASII.
HENRY S. CASON. S. A. C.
Sberff a Cffice. j
- Feb-y 12, 1870. [ 43?tf
Scmtli Carolina*
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In Equity.
John A. Partlow va Phnrcs C. Martin,
Administrator of Phares Martin,
dee'd, Tbom'as Thomson,
and otlicrd.
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u\ll /or Account. Injunction, Call in
Creditors, &c.
IT appearing to my satisfaction
that Thos. J. Cooper and wile
Eveline, John F. Ilolloway and wife
Savannah G.,' dud William MeCelvpy
aocl tvlfo ,Lula, parties defendant to
this Bill, reside boyond the limits of
the Stato. On motion, by McGojvan
& Parker, Sol., Ordered that said' defendants
do appear and plead, answer
or demur, within forty days fVofn the
publication hereof, or the name^'will
be taken pro cenfmo against theip.
MATTHEW McJXJNALly,
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February 9, 1870,42, Gt 't
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J*02 ,s .51 : j
i>9tire is.lierebv given tliat,
1 final (settlement of the estate iof,
ciiAMPPdN
office of the Judge jof
Probata, for Abbeville County, op Frid4^.J
the 18ib Mnrch^ntrtff'Ara llrfcV'flte A<jj
tbeo ?pply for Letters
DUmu?ory/(?:rr.{, H0IiI lL
l'> A* ^itf^UEOUSOKft t
. I ^Admiirifitrator.
I Kb. 181870,48-41
fit
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1 GROc]
j^jrs? 3L?orw
TOm a
THE Bubscribcr is constantly rpccivi
stock of
PROVISIONS Al
1. -1 1 ?
*vnicu nc 13 offering at low pricc
Superior CrusM, Poiteil
COFFEE. TEAS,- SPI<
Candles, Raisins, Molasses
Corn, Flour, 3
and all tho host variety of goodn in his
iiduut that ho can givo satisfaction botl
to:
February 4, 1870, 11?tf
HlGRiM
?A3
Sweeties' Iron
xvsi |j.auiaii
J
February 4, 1870, 41?If
mi Tiiiri
The Ksibscsil -r \voi:M respectfully c:i
Old Rye and Scotch \Yiii !:warrant
\ V!ii: kie.-i. S-'ivi. h and Apple IJraudies.
Sherry, MaSa'^a. ('haiiipa;{in? <'!ar."t \V
he will set! much cheaper, than thev h;
and judge lb" vouretlyes. ZS'o charge 1
Feb. *i. 1S70. 11 ?If
^m"8IGN &
CA&RIASE ASD "
rpnE njiisiM-il-i-rs would rp^pect'ully in |
? torm 'lie public t at they Hie pre
patcd witli t>kiil!'til wot lemon, and all tlie I
itiMUfi-Hi v ti.jii?ria!; l<-r (ho manij'af'ni inj;
of CAliUtAQJiS,UUGG LI?S, and WAGONS.
an^jdl oiler woik pertaining to
iheir business.
All new work warranted for twelve
monibe, and cold at tho lowest fiyurej
possible, for CASH, which wo make for
ilte purchaser's iuterest.
Fainting and Trimming
DEPARTMENT.
44--.;? ? m 1
I m iii.uinr m.iriuiuii will U8 JJ1 V?:0 lO 11)6
Priming ?nd Ttimining of Carriages and
Buggies, and all coalrncts failufully curried
out.
mmiw
GOODSi
Tlio Sixbi
IN ORDER to make room for their ?
balance of their
WINTER
A
GREATLY BED
MANY ARTICLES A1
LADIES' DR:
a
DARK GJ
Dress Trimmings, &
' : AN:
HEAVY CASSIMERES, S ED FL
Cotton Fitinnulri, nnU Opera Flam:
HO. 4, 6RAS
Fet'y 1,186(1, 41?tf "
Sr. Bus test Female 'Ml
THE Suramor Session o^ens let ?
Monday in March", Jaijd elosps >
fc^hyi-sday, in July;... Jg:
Tuition and Boarding, including
file! nftd washing, per Session, ?$7.60
Music, Pianos, $24.00, FrenohjSiCfp:
The College was rievor mire 'profc
parous.T?i -ft si-" f ' %g? .r ^ >;.i1
, % *
11 1o .?.-* > Jf;y <>J ji?'**'1'
ia'1 t .PvOr^^J; l>y?
Bujrar, Coffee, Oyster?,
i Toronto^' JR.<5ingoV,
ill!?fftt! S
NORWOOD, DftPEE ft CO.
Jot. 12,1870, as, tf
SHIES}
.V u>' I iX
PRICES,
15 2f> C^TOP ? ? "
n? addition* to his large -and eelccfc
\
r' V ..
r*V ^firv ^
IV ttttWiSttUKS,
,s for caih His stock consists of
and C. aul Brown Sugars,. r
CE, SOl^P, STARCH-''
? Syrups, Segvre, Tobacoo* AJW,: "
Bacon, Lard,
line. Ho solicits i.call, and fools con
li in thopvico ajtdqu\Hty of liis goods
wrm
ru?
of all sizes,
on use, at
rOHN KNOX'S.
iiiiiT win.
,11 attention to liis' superior stock of
it"I, 10 years old, Pourbon and Corn
Holland Giu, Hum, Sc:,'Madeira, Port,
ines, Plantation Bitters, all of which
ivo I'Vcr been sold ninco the frar. Cull
or sampling if you wish to boy. ?- - ^
JOHN KNOX. f|
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I RQBEFfim^s^
WA&m MAKERS.
SMITH DEPARTMENT
Wo havo in our e mploy an ? fiicient workman
in ??ll I ho hnuieln'9 of ihi<* luMinesc.
\V ? lnv? a Patent Tire-SbyinV^
with which we can hliiii.k ii*e* wh^ #<&
feet ni:u?:rHcy without cutting, makfa^itie
wenkvsr places stronger th#a hfjorf, 'jiiid
without riamngtnjg the wheel in ?tlia Hast.
. Constantly on hand,
NEW BUGGIES of the best rnatrrinl.
A1t-o, Metn'ic Cnse?, Imitation Rosewood,
WHlnur, Diop Blwck. ami Mahogany
CoflfinB. jAIko finest CASKEJ Coffins. Toe
hearse will at-leud funerals.punctually at
tlie appointed time, and personal attention
i*iven when desired.
FeU 8, 1870/t^f?tf .^2 V.OJswTC
I Bit*
ijsi , ->%. -...
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iPRTNa ann r>R^in V?.
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rn ;
UCED PRICES,
; NEW TDBK COST. J'^W^
17 0 CI- nA'AT>n
%% ??
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:c., Gouts "Ciatl^T^,o/
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ANKELS, WHITE FLANNELS, .
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icU, BluDkc;U>.IIcav.>'.SI?<w>-4M^p,-?^,
fcil# 1j
fXTB RAMGS rf'ifo*
- : It ! uov.llu to ?:i{ 3f '*t *
/ * !?!>iff jjrtiwns
JKtox&.'i'i '. sr-o ? ?' rurvt ;y*li - ti) "i ?#(??
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iadJ ti v.-a ,'iu'j j ?i(j iihot>t:pto-t^o '
FEBTILIZEJLB ,
.ID tnuA e?"/i,4iiW3ta J-oit'irtJ ?w'0 J* bo*
}6 ^ o?.n "r5#Rt)3li''i sdlv^Joafq ot
no! *if t i .r.-m hoi>-U > **Mi'nasilitisi'ii lipiJT
l^rf'f ? .*???-t -aZ X A WITT I
<1 GEO. X.; MfiOIafl^h)
w>d^ i?qit? ? 8 JtjfLXASf If2 ?Li
2oJ J! hni.
? * ffelt..*$8/(18fty 40*4*4$ Oi couzi)
i ri" i! '.? '<t .s.niff -jiT'.' mi'jt uw
i-..vjti'ii <>'/ l,T^#ryi*T/'??''(f-' oJni xi' i
kv> bio/.'. :iii jA> V/i4i?ciV^AVo> nnutMb
/CERTAIN Noii-s
"^t^Yto t^o l^cyof Dr. E. F.. PreMly. cWM,
, 5?v 99, It04, 80w-tf
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